Julia Louis-Dreyfus

And so, you know, you think you've made it. No, you didn't. And nobody cares. Right. Isn't that amazing? So I thought that there was so much to be, so much material could be mined from that position.

And the answer's always no. It was just the most exhilarating experience because there was a lot of improvisation and a lot of goofing around that got folded into the show. And it was all caps fun.

And the answer's always no. It was just the most exhilarating experience because there was a lot of improvisation and a lot of goofing around that got folded into the show. And it was all caps fun.

The big takeaway for me is that all of the women, including yourself, there's a common thread. And the common thread is complete comfort in their own skin. Isn't that interesting?

The big takeaway for me is that all of the women, including yourself, there's a common thread. And the common thread is complete comfort in their own skin. Isn't that interesting?

And Jane Fonda said, it's so hard to be young.

And Jane Fonda said, it's so hard to be young.

I was screaming. Yeah. The universe. It was so crazy.

I was screaming. Yeah. The universe. It was so crazy.

I will say that in the second season of the show in which you are in, we have another technical snafu.

I will say that in the second season of the show in which you are in, we have another technical snafu.

And I'm sure you handled it the same way. Well, anyway, let's just say the audience gets another taste of behind the scenes.

And I'm sure you handled it the same way. Well, anyway, let's just say the audience gets another taste of behind the scenes.

Yeah. My father was an art collector and he amassed quite a collection. Describe his art collection because it's wild, right? He was a sort of a mentor to a lot of the artists whose work he collected and was very interested in the sort of the outsider art world. He got to know people like Giacometti and Dubuffet and people like that. My father was French, French and American both.

Yeah. My father was an art collector and he amassed quite a collection. Describe his art collection because it's wild, right? He was a sort of a mentor to a lot of the artists whose work he collected and was very interested in the sort of the outsider art world. He got to know people like Giacometti and Dubuffet and people like that. My father was French, French and American both.

And so anyway, he just and my father, I think of him as sort of he was a hoarder, but a hoarder of really nice things, whatever that is.

And so anyway, he just and my father, I think of him as sort of he was a hoarder, but a hoarder of really nice things, whatever that is.

What he did with it was, yes, he's set up his collection in such a way. And he has bequeathed the entire collection to the Harlem Children's Zone. It's the most magnificent school. And so the whole idea is to raise the awareness about the collection. We are slowly selling it down to benefit the Harlem Children's Zone.

What he did with it was, yes, he's set up his collection in such a way. And he has bequeathed the entire collection to the Harlem Children's Zone. It's the most magnificent school. And so the whole idea is to raise the awareness about the collection. We are slowly selling it down to benefit the Harlem Children's Zone.

My father passed in 2016, and since he's passed, we have been, in fact, doing exactly that. Fabulous. Yeah.